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For anyone wanting to know what a professionally coated pulley looks like...

Discussion in 'Forced Induction & Tuning' started by nightfire, Jul 23, 2014.

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    nightfire

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    3.00" Procharger pulley. Pulley was 100% smooth in the valley and was black. Now....

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    Unfortunately I probably wont even run this pulley because Im going with an 8-rib conversion.

    THANK YOU Ford for going 8-rib stock on the 5.4 F150 lol
     
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    carbinite pulley? ive been thinking about having a pulley done.. just havent heard too many people talk about them.
     
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    tell me more tell me more.... I am new to superchargers with my vortech v2 going on and curious if its worth the price to upgrade now or just leave it?
     
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    nightfire

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    It was only $87 to coat (including shipping).

    I have a spare 6-rib belt that I wrapped around this and the grip seems pretty awesome. If I ever get this on with the 6-rib, I'll report the details. I'll most likely go 8-rib before hand and end up selling this pulley
     
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    Yup, Carbinite Racing. Great customer service and turn-around.
     
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    ive read some threads from 09 and people were saying good things. just wondering why it never caught on if it works. I see guys say just tighten the belt down more.. well ill let the tensioner do work, id rather my crank stay in one piece. I have another tensioner on the way. I might go ahead and get my 3.25 pulley coated. just hope I dont end up going through belts.